Christian Hammers wrote:
Hello Alexis

Hi Christian

Maybe your innodb data files were corrupted somewhen else and the problem
only just appeared at this occasion. If you try to reproduce it in a second
database on your host, e.g. in a chroot so it uses a different inndb table
space file, do you get the same error?

I'm going to try that, but FYI, after having downgraded mysql-server to the sarge version (4.x) the bug disappeared (using the same dump files).

Until we proved that this is a general problem I downgraded the bugreport
as it would prevent 5.0.32 from entering testing/etch. But please try to
reproduce it again on your computer, maybe I just did something different.

I understand, I'm going to try reproduce it in a chroot with etch's mysql-server.

By the way, I'm wondering if that would be a good idea to provide both version 4 and 5 within etch instead of making the version 5 "provide" the 4. Don't you think?

Regards,


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